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Fiction
Owning the Truth in Claire Carusillo’s “The Responsible Party”
Crooks Try to Go Legit in “Cool Machine”
“Take What You Can” Is a Rich Study of Love, Wealth, and Resentment
Looking Back, But Not Moving Forward: On “A Tender Age”
Translating Obsession: Lizzie Buehler’s “The Obsessed”
The Lifespan of Ideals in “Appraisals”
“Soft Spots” and Hard Truths in Leila Renee’s Debut Novel
A Head Stuffed with Spirits in “Bedlam”
It’s Not Going to Stop: Claudia Rankine’s “Triage”
How Friendship Anxiety Helped Me Write My Debut Novel
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